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Missed the other part. Why does the density doesn't not improve in the city states? More and more people want to live in the city, as you can see in the skyrocketing rents, but the…

City states. The borders are administrative and hard to change, so people living in the "suburbs" live not only in a different city, but a different state.

The numbers are simply wrong. The VAT is 21% tops and in the highest taxed region the 60K are effectively taxed at 32%. And you miss the point that wealth is not determined by how …

> In Spain if you earn more than 60k you are considered rich. No, you are high earner. It puts you squarely in the top 10%.

Forget tech. Except the bottle and a thermometer. Forget about "breast is best". Fed is best. If breastfeeding works, great. Giving the bottle won't stop your child taking the brea…

Alternative framing: If you have to earn money and pay income tax, you are not really rich.

I think the article points quite well out, these profits cannot be taken at face value, if they are financend by Nvidia in the form of investments.

Well, Spain is fairly sparsely populated in the interior compared to France or Germany: https://maps-spain.com/maps-spain-geography/spain-population... Then you have the Pyrenees b…

SAP also uses Openstack.

It is not "not contributing more", it is not committing to tripling or quadrupling the defense spending. That number is purely posturing. Or if you want to frame it more positively…

Boost.Interprocess: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_46_0/doc/html/interprocess/...

I create a malicious chart or compromise one you use (with symlink to an arbitrary file and code). You download charts either as a tarball from a helm repo or oci registry with hel…

https://archive.ph/RVFWA

> The next piece that concerned me was GDPR which required EU citizens data to be processed in the EU. That's wrong. It can be processed outside the EU, provided the country has la…

It is being done in countries like Switzerland and Norway. Not exactly poor countries. As I understand, in both cases, the tax resident has to declare their global (netto) wealth a…

> there was (and still is) no single market for services, so how could have joining the EEC have caused any of these things? Well, let's address the "there still is no single marke…

I think, that's the part from the article, which states its message succinctly: > The West as a block of liberal democracies no longer exists.

A car needs a battery pack, which consist of modules, which in turns consists of cells. That one has five modules per pack: https://www.batterydesign.net/2021-mercedes-eqa-250/ Tha…

You don't get fined for downloading, you get cease-and-desist with a fine (?) from a lawyer representing the copyright owner for uploading . Downloading copyrighted is not illegal,…

Funny that you say that. In my personal experience, the degree of support is one of the reasons to switch. Like any large vendor, it takes almost more time to convince them that it…

> Large customers are sticky. You can't migrate your hypervisor or cloud provider overnight. These are multi-year projects. Yes, but that scale, everything is an multi-year effort.…

I think, that is a bit besides the point I wanted to make. Yes, it is very hard to know a priori, what is life-saving, and what not. No, I do not wanted to suggest that the work of…

That's a straw man. We do not need "endless doctors" just more (or some way to use them more efficiently). The number of doctors are limited by the pipeline to educate them. Most c…

Sorry, that is bollocks. That is the story most people believe, and makes for a convenient story for those people actually to blame. Funnily, it is also the story most doctors them…

"Roughly the same abundances" meaning, why we usually (but not always) find evidence of dark matter in places, where we see regular matter.